There is a HUGE difference between the insurance doctor who is limited in time, questions and numbers of patient versus Dr Mallory! I have insurance, and will still use both options for different reasons. Dr. Mallory came highly recommended to me by a physician/surgeon a few years back.
Over 20 years ago my primary care doctor diagnosed me as stage 3 to 4 chronic kidney disease. This was based on yearly bloodwork alone, even with lab work (urine) showing normal functioning of the kidneys. When I became a patient under Dr Mallory, he ordered a more comprehensive blood test and actually explained the numbers AND why simple blood test numbers and "markers" can be misleading! These results were added to my chart and when my required yearly physical and bloodwork came back, my primary care physician said: "Dr. Mallory knows what he is talking about, and I agree with his findings of the past bloodwork. Just follow his advice. "
Dr. Mallory has also helped me with a lifestyle protocol (no sugar, low carb and TRT) that has also improved my health dramatically! Joint pain and cervical stenosis are so much better!
Rich B

I have seen Sharie Ritchie for years and LOVE her!! However, today, after having non-epileptic seizures for 9 days, I could only get in to see Dr Mallory. He could not have any less compassionate or caring if he tried (think cold, dead fish!) His only respomce to me was “you need to eat Paelo”. Now for lunch I had broccoli and the night before I had made a gluten free dinner with broccoli, corn (which we hadn’t eaten in who knows how long!) and blueberries for dessert. He proceeded to go on about how wrong we were to eat the corn. Again, I was even having seizures while he was in the room with me and had fallen while trying to walk to the waiting room! My husband and I were flabbergasted at his demeanor! He is a disgrace! I respect that he has helped others, but he was beyond rude and disrespectful!